3.14 benchmark on Government Services

"Reserved" powers refer to what?

• Powers given to the federal government by the constitution.

• Powers given to the state governments by the 10th Amendment.

• Powers that are "reserved" for local governments.

• Powers that are "reserved" for individuals to exercise rather than the state governments.

"Concurrent" powers refer to what?

• Powers that are given to state governments, but not the federal government.

• Powers given to local governments.

• Powers shared between federal and state governments.

• Powers that are given only to the Federal Government.

"Policing" is a good example of what type of power?

• Reserved Powers

• Enumerated Powers

• Deligated Powers

• Concurent powers

The image shown here shows of the number of death penalty cases in the US in 2012. The power to carry out this punishment is a good example of what?

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

• Local powers

• Implied Powers

The right to an education is not found in the US Constitution, so it is a good example of what?

• Implied Powers

• Delegated Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Enumerated Powers

Elections in every state are the power of the state governments. This means that they are what type of power?

• Reserved

• Implied

• Inherent

• Concurrent

The power to tax and borrow money is a power of the federal and state governments. This makes it a?

• Concurrent Power

• Enumerated Power

• Implied Power

• Reserved Power

The words "enumerated, implied and delegated" all refer to what type of powers?

• Concurrent Powers

• State Powers

• Federal Powers

• Local Powers

The meaning behind the words "enumerated, delegated and implied" is what?

• Not powers listed for local governments.

• Powers listed or understood to be in the US constitution.

• Powers not listed or understood to be in the US constitution.

• Powers that are listed in the 10 amendment of the US Constitution.

Local government is not actually mentioned in the constitution. This means that this level of government is controlled by?

• Both state and federal governments.

• State governments only.

• Federal government only.

• Local governments control themselves.